Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
Chairman of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Chris Green says there is no need to start pushing the panic button.
Green is confident that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations despite Saturday’s defeat by South Africa in Uyo.
He insists the focus should be on the 2018 World Cup qualifier against African champions Cameroon in August.
This he feels should be of priority with the 2019 Afcon qualifiers to only resume in March, 2018.
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